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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20
BAR ASSOCIATION :
AT CHARLESTON. W. VA.
To Meet Again Mt Derksicy Springs In July.
Tho Prohibition Amendment Before tho
Senate ard House Parkertburs aha
henwood want Amended Chnrters.
Special Dispa,ch 10 Inc E,,et,,qtneer.

Special Dispa!ch 10 he M.tl,gtneer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan. 10.--The
State Bar Association met in the Supreme
Court room at 9:3O r. NJ. to-day with Pres.
ldent sprlgzs, Of Hardy, in the chair and
Prof. Wiley at the secretary's deck.
Over illty new members were taken ln
among them Mesars. Russell, Jordan,
Woods, Nuzum, and Judge Jacob, o!
Wheeling, and Governor. Wilson. Com.
mittees were appointed to consider pro.
posed legislation to raise the standard oi
admission 10 the bar and to- >appoint a
jury commiosioner in each county to draw
Jurors.
The next meeting will be held at Berke.
ley Springs the first Wednesday in July.
J. II. Holt, Of Wheeling, came in to.
night.
The Senate Judiciary Committee will
tomorrow Introduce bill TO abolish ses-
sions OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals
ut Charlestown. Jefferson county.
Collector John McGYaw emphatically
donies the statements made in these dis.
patches last night about Senator Nc.
Creery and his father.
Mr.. Gteason'a bill to prohibit the en-.
ploymsnt Of boys under y yeara in mines
and factories unanimously passed the
Committee tonight ,rrt. sElgsFl
The Reoisters fac smile sensation causes
general amusoment here. - ret
Senator Scott Ia much batter to.niuht.
and will be in his place tomorrow. \
Dr.. ]. A. Campbell, DR.. Garrison, John
o. Pendleton and other Wheeling people
leave for home in the morning.
Auditor Bonner, of the kanawha &
Ohio road, to-day left his check for s. $50
at the Auditors office in payment OF taxes
on the kanawhR & Ohio road. a y 25.i.
Secretary Of State Walker has chartered
the Ritchio Fair Association, of Penna-
boro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20

BosToN, Jan l0.-Ths safe Of the Bel.
mont Savings Bank, in the town hall at
Belmont, Masu., was blown up at mid.
night last night and securities represent.
ing large sum OF money stolen. OF
these about Sl,500 worth aro negotiable
while the others gro not. A number Of
Unacceptable notes were also taken and q
small sum in cash. Tho Job was done by
professional cracksmep, who left no clue
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20

TuR Republicans OF New York had ex.
cslleut material from which to select their
candidate for Senator, and in the choice
Of Congressman Hiscock they aelected
one Of tho strongest members in the U. s.
fiougo Of Representatives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20

pELEoArS GLEASON will have something
10 explain 10 homo OF his constituents
when he comes home. Hsgot many votea
with the understanding that ho would not
endorse The Standard OIL monopoly.
Gleason and Garden both signed tho call
IN, Oamlpn's caucus. 1E...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20
Think She In Sane,

WAsulso7os, b. O., Jan. lo.-In the
EmmonS case Dr.. Loyejoy, Of this city,
and. Dr.. Go0ding, the superintendent Of
the Government Hospital for the Insane,
testified that they believed the defendant
10 be perfectly sane. Ii. VI ,ls-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20
President TO ylslt nnl,,more.

WAsulNoroS, D. G., Jan. 1O.-The Presi.
dent and Mrs. Cleveland will visit Ba!ti.
more next Monday for the purpose Of at
tending tho annual charity ball To be given
ut the Academy Of Music. They will re.
turn the same evening. 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20
CALIFORNIA; SeDator.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. l9.-The Legis.
lature in joint convention to-day elected
G. Hearst, United States Senator. .I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20

DOVER, DEL, Jan. l9.-Ia the joint aes-
sion Of the General Assembly at noon to-
day, George Gray was declared reelected
United States Senator by the vote Of yes
terday, which YVES unanimous in both
Hnneru
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20

ST. PAUL. MINI. Jan. l9.-The Mimi
sofa Legislature in joint session to-day
elected O. X. Davis, United States sena-
tor to succeed MIR. Mcmillan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20

; ST.. LOUIS, Jan. l9.-The two branches
,f the Legislature, in joint convention,
reelected Senator Cockrell to the United
States Senate. F"'5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20

LANSING, Mlcu., Jan. 19.-The commit
tees Of the House and Senate met today
and having caucussed the vote caat in the
separate sessions, declared Frank B.
Stockbridge elected United States Senator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20

HARTFORD, Jan. l0.-The two branches
Of the Legislature met in joint session at
noon, and the election Of General Hawley
as Senator was formally declared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20

compensation to the Sergeant Of not lesa
than three or more than five per cent. OF
taxes and license fees, which are to be
collected by him; and permits tho Coun.
oil to remove officials for cause by three.
iourthB vote. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20
DIED,

McCoNNAuGHY-At Bridgeport Ohio, on We'd.
nesday, January 10, 1857, II! II 10 O'clock y. NJ,
h JosEra Ac.oSSAuohf, Err, aged Is yeas, 8
Funeral rotice hereafter. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20
Ghp Q,tteuii2sueea::
nu,rc, Sos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth, Street.
Mn. CAMDEN has the caucus, and the
Dntch have taken Holland. Ah, Il the
c,rcrs would only caulk and stop the leak I!

Tusug! The Register has gone and ON
barkod in Morey letter politics, NIL IN.
mindful Of the sad fato Of Ito party in
I'm. line OF human activity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-20
A DEMOCRATIC SURVEY.

A Democrat clsssed among the anti
Camden men, yet heretofore not regarded
as one OF the stGunchest on that side, said
alter the caucus: THAT settles Camden,
if he wasn't settled before. 1t confirms
my misgiying that Camden has never ex-
pected TO be elected by Democratic votea,,
but has from the first relied on Rspubli-
can votes to tip the beam on his side. II
hu had relied solely on his own party he
would not have done this thing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
Esakfn@ m sssx~

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tine sttenzi0n al N lHmfsnHlr u, witzEr II
fearf-1I s;1I5s Of enufiIsiur 1ners HINES
be in the galley during. n uaIli1Er #tn
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xrad with sEuceasE,s- sf1r :, wers m TN
sutsienIY hagin swinging bmeikxTuf Hz1f
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huwgzer,. u easily 0wefusn1s ElEtsHy
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bars fsastaned tn a ruf nj the 8sa1iE- llrsG
which afi INTO H6nie rruvsss m A r14 I'M
frunt. Consequently wfl=sn tine HssH n
ruuui these baus are hzslE- aEnH zneiE
eryeKiuu urHnril IN ReliH HignrilY IN ms
pls,cs. 6erzxeen the ilrs EIst ri.ss ann.s II
over an ordinary trEpiIes with N s1lu1I.4-
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cumpiilinetH at hnxing sI.ih N drr-anffisi
pam in her arm whsn ztia wsssrn -saA
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
CWLLEEE M4& CRIES.
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ahtsn we'll -'Rr 'Rraaletseflga- azi n ealIhsPs dIEi-
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
Hr<anx Erusu ruau~rs-

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rz EaTiH Hzsa1zd xay lEs NIrzaEssa aalhsr
zssal1tsz IN 4Aaala IruiII ar.s.s., and THINKS
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inssr IL N4z ss=liszfazzs# ftza1 made E1H
M4 E= 1slu1iburx tn Elun1 1rasss
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a=raaE1E u uuarRzzs1 Mr. mutrsn THINKS
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4Es= ID aHHsE=zaf on m arDd w'p1lba mIlss "A
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
ROMANCE OF HE Bins
H0W a No0nG Mam E9Wm&a
IeweI and N WEfe-

IeWeH and H - Eke-
saThsre gues a YurIng man wtfD hzEs Il
romance" retulrisetE n we'll. f1sEwu ertl--
zen Of 81 Paarl 1D rsp1rren, Gs aas
IooAsed Through the wimfaw H n yS11u-s
man OF perhaps rxeary iMs pilssasts1 u1In
First ayenEra, n refmlrisssl1lY hszutssgEus
lasfy Leaning upam ms arm Hs4l y1tU
about hz Cart1lnIys only I warG ,,-EuH
you the names Of tine partisz.. 61r n L
did yeIu w0ulh print 1T auf ussiuri.g aEzssr,Y
enc LII uhes cirY w0SriH rsaugrIizEs m 1fss
courIa two WELL kl.aEwm Maueasp,GIiz
pe0ple--
'Scms ysaas ago the yuEIug HsEz
werked III one of 1fe Bi-r mills Ezzsf xsuss
IoalsssH upan III a asaad E1am I'M his E@s1-
tnsn- Que dry a pi1rty ss Asiiass wissntssf
the mill, ann M them Eiltz lrsfY YaEU SAW
hEm with. WnIla looking ar 1tlEs ddffisar-
ent tiiings aruuEnd tine mill zaiss YaUzII4-
lady dropped frUm aer tflr,sr a1i1e u iau1
of wRea5 which WIS heing startstH a VsrI
uable diamond HIng winch hGEH assszs1
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had d1sd saTnei Ysars bsf11re-
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MAS stlnsin.r neGr wipsin 4tlss dz-uugzsh
the ring,, saw tine wiGIa ahin.r ElnH nIinatss
up hi4 mind tD rssg0Ver tine unE Than
evening", IN s1um a4 nIS WariS wsls dAIaszs,
he wsnz ts tiiEs Bin IN wfiIe4n the wtssn1
had been st1cefl, ami there, alszil=t1afI nv
a FRIEND, slfrsM all al the wtsslHE Huf
piacesi Ii IN bags.- In WIS asaEriy nsrrr--
mag wiissn he taunah ui.sa ring- Tira wifssH
was then emprled buck ntu utfH Enr
and the young MAN wanE aaIue-. " 3ltssn
he went IA w0rik agliu he wsntr TN the
head miller amt ssIcesstfaaf IN 1s.ilr.s rs-
leased fIr the day. His NEXT mgwss xsn.s
b dress hiinssif I'M his best lnF uss1z1uu
the ring tn nha awner-
To ker he reIiIrRd how iss r.1.nr'szrs.E
u. and bY hiH pleasing niEnIreas 40 csHle
tiyated hsr rhslr she inslnEsf hmm un E1Il-
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gun ripene4f intB saIrstiinr strar.,sssr.
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Rki.s To the Yuung mal,. auf gI0s ms
c,,useuE Hy a unrria.rs arr1iugs4f hesnxss.zz
him and hia iiaughfaf- @l,en tin nnaHr-
rage ssak piaca utie young man E.fr as&
mill aud was artsstf I'M busiusHss hw Ex
wife k,Hher. He M NOW w0rtn Hi1usIn
S1Ge. eco, and ean HIE hiH guaaG 6irilI1zs
To recovering the Lost mugs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
GA RIDE MA Y. Agent
COySTABLES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued ont of Justice AESri1's ccur- Of
Los Angeles city. counrv of Los Angeles.
State Of CalIfornis. dated the 5th day of Sor
vembeF, lisa. in \ Certain ac.i01 wherein
w Ferguson and D. Richards, ss plaintiffs.
recovered iucgmen1 sgzinsr D. H Call sar
the sum Of Sza-1- sLa the further SUE Of
SAL. making tetsi % sisz a. en- the 10Th
day OF Desenhe-. IssS. 7 have levied On the
following described properly. 70 wiz
Eirst-All OF Ls5f Ne G. the Ee<F n feet Of
Lot No :. Blccx L. MzelaTi< . ddi-i0n 70 the
Town Of san Ferasnsio. Czl-
secOat-A l0r of 1ae sand for plsstering
purposes On the premises OF G. y WLson-
in Sleek L Nsclsys addition % the Town
san Fernando. Cal
Notice is hereb- glve1 rhA. On sEnr1avr
the 18Th day Of February. 1s.-. a. f4o'eioek
n of rhAr dzy, sf the ely and county Of Los
Angeles. I'm frosr of the Sheriff once. On
Spring srre<f. in said city Of Les Angeles.
co1nzy Of Los Angeles cxliforniz. viii sell
ali the right title and interest," of said D H.
Call nsd In and u the above described
property az puhlic A1crioc, for cA-h, in
United States gold eoin- 20 the highest
and best bi 1der. 70 satisfy said exec1Ei1n
and al costs
Dated At L0x Angeles ths zAh DAY Of Ian
uaxy. 1Ss7- Id h 1HITH-
C0Ezsnhie Of Lon Anpslan ToWu1hip.
eeOiJ Of Lei AngsaeA calIa.EnfA. 5a1-S1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23

MhAn hau's ia1 shznca FsEF}hs sf rt,iiB
asarT no Haw ainnlzr zarslAllng Rnw2 @nmt
has 1Er nnnHEsEHpGnHEry no aHM@ IhHY
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MADAME G.. ANTONIA. n d. BUSINESS
M and Medical CizirvOysnts Is wears of
large PRACTICE In san Francisco correct disg-
no6is and sure careful treatment of all dis
eases Ladies snd gentlemen can consult
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Mrs. A. STRAUS.
FLORIST

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-05-27

Ma Treat, IN her "Homs Studies In Ma
ture," ays Of blusbirds: Whsn . pair Of
bluebirds succeed in rearing three broods
in Q season. in the autumn these broods
unite and stay With the parents, making q
little dock Of about fourteen All the AL
.umn through they keep together, feeding
other Wild bsrriss-and upon stray insects.
The first cold days Of December s,nd them
to tho cedar swamps, whsrs great numbers
congregata. Here. too, large noch Of robins
keep them company. But each mild day
brings the blusbirds from their retrsat back
to their unforgottsn homs. and there l.
nothing moro fascinating in bird life taan to
- ths frolics Of the young birds and the
grave dsmeanor Of the parsntA The young
visit the various houses in which they were
reared, sometimes two or three entering at
the same time, and Ill the while kseping up
their low. sweet twitterinz. - il converting.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-05-27
a'ashiagtun Standard
TELL ME TRUE.

Now the springing grasses spread
In pastures where the flags and willows gr0V
For the l. nder lambs q bed: 4
And the bob-o Inns are there,
Waking into song the air
OF the valley, in the sunlight all aglow.
There dainty sweet must be
The pale anemone.
Their buttercups al crocus tinct with gold,
AMI roses, wild ana rare,
In the music breathing air
Blush with secret, love in whispers there has told
o, children tell me true
Ar, the stias as bright to you,
And the whimplc of the brook as soft and low,
As when l. without q care.
Gathered early cowslips there
In the spien',or Of the morning long agof
Then lead me by the hand
Der the pleasant. pleasant land,
Through orchards fair AMI meadows let Us 20:
But the hearts that heat with mine
In the days that seemed divine,
o, ye dearling, Of my soul - cannot know.
-Florus B. Plympton.